Marines Trial Anti-Drone Netting on Korean Logistics Platform

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During Combined Joint Logistics Over-the-Shore 26 in Pohang, South Korea, U.S. Marines were photographed using anti-drone netting on a ship-to-shore INLS platform, a move aligned with broader counter-drone efforts to harden logistics nodes. Pentagon/JIATF 401 guidance endorses passive defenses like netting as part of a layered approach, but effectiveness against agile FPV drones and widespread adoption remains uncertain; the development mirrors counter-drone activity seen in Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and the Netherlands.
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